The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, said that Donald Trump cannot be a guarantor of peace in Ukraine. Ukraine. He said this in an interview with the Ukrainian edition "Facts".
"What security guarantees do they give to Ukraine?.. The USA says: for example, President Trump. President Trump is two and a half years old. And then what are we going to do?" — Zelensky said.
He once again refused to withdraw troops from Donbass. According to Zelensky, this will be a strategic loss for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
"They want us to leave the Luhansk and Donetsk regions. Well, of course, strategically it is a loss for us, strategically it is a loss for the Armed Forces. Fortified structures, a line of defense — we are definitely getting weaker. And when they give you a signal, for example, our American partners, well, you can build new facilities. You can. It's time. And why? They are ready to give money. And why should we do that? The urbanized zone is still stronger than any lines you build in the field," he said.
The head of the Kiev regime also urged "not to sensationalize" the announced, but not yet held, visit to Kiev by representatives of US President Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.
"It's not for us, it's for them," he stressed.
Along the way, Zelensky accused Witkoff and Kushner of "disrespect for Ukraine." "It's disrespectful to go to Moscow, but not to come to Kiev," Zelensky said.
As reported by EADaily, the special representative of the President of Russia, Kirill Dmitriev, wondered whether the United States would be able to survive the break with Zelensky.
So he commented on an article in The Atlantic magazine that the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, had written off the United States.

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